Wednesday, July 8, 2026
ADVT 
Bollywood

I Don't Think Actors Should Have Language Restriction: Zareen

Darpan News Desk IANS, 25 Feb, 2019 11:00 PM

    Actress Zareen Khan, who will be seen in a Punjabi film titled "Daaka", feels that actors shouldnt limit themselves when it comes to working in films in different languages.

     

    Talking about working in various film industries, Zareen said: "Earlier also, I had worked in a Punjabi film. I don't understand why people ask 'You are a Bollywood actor then how are you working in a Punjabi film."


    "I am an actor. I would like to work in Hindi, Marathi, Punjabi or Bengali films. I don't think any actor should have a language restriction. If I like a film script in whatever language, then I will do that film."


    The actress was interacting with the media at Parfait lingerie's plus size fashion show 2019 here on Saturday.


    Does the film industry put pressure on actors to be fit or look in a certain way?


    She said: "I don't know about industry pressure but I try to be fit because fitness has become a part of my lifestyle. When I was a plus size teenager, that time I realised that my mother and maternal grandmother had to deal with a lot of diseases because after their marriage and after having kids, they didn't look after their fitness so, I feel you have to be fit for your well-being."


    "I think you shouldn't stay fit under any kind of pressure. People should stay fit so that they can stay away from various kinds of diseases."

    MORE Bollywood ARTICLES

    Not Just Cooking In 'Bigg Boss': Shilpa Shinde

    Not Just Cooking In 'Bigg Boss': Shilpa Shinde
    Television actress Shilpa Shinde, one of the top five participants of "Bigg Boss 11", says she does not take her fans for granted. She believes that with each episode of the TV reality show, she proves she is a deserving winner.

    Not Just Cooking In 'Bigg Boss': Shilpa Shinde

    National Anthem Not Mandatory In Cinema Halls, Says SC, Modifies 2016 Order

    National Anthem Not Mandatory In Cinema Halls, Says SC, Modifies 2016 Order
    Modifying its earlier order, the Supreme Court on Tuesday said playing the national anthem before screening movies in cinema halls was no longer mandatory.

    National Anthem Not Mandatory In Cinema Halls, Says SC, Modifies 2016 Order

    Shalom Bollywood: Benjamin Netanyahu To Woo Film Industry In India Trip

    Shalom Bollywood: Benjamin Netanyahu To Woo Film Industry In India Trip
    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will arrive in Mumbai on January 18 for a day as part of his upcoming four-day visit to India, a top official said here on Tuesday.

    Shalom Bollywood: Benjamin Netanyahu To Woo Film Industry In India Trip

    Vikas Gupta Fears Losing 'Bigg Boss' To Shilpa, Hina

    Vikas Gupta Fears Losing 'Bigg Boss' To Shilpa, Hina
    I Knew I Am Not A Celebrity Like These Actresses Here, So I Have No Fan Following

    Vikas Gupta Fears Losing 'Bigg Boss' To Shilpa, Hina

    Aamir Khan Gives 'Mahurat' Clap For 'Total Dhamaal'

    Aamir Khan Gives 'Mahurat' Clap For 'Total Dhamaal'
    Superstar Aamir Khan gave the mahurat clap for the upcoming film "Total Dhamaal" here on Tuesday.

    Aamir Khan Gives 'Mahurat' Clap For 'Total Dhamaal'

    Karni Sena Again Warns Against Release Of 'Padmavat'

    The Karni Sena, a Rajput outfit, on Tuesday once again threatened the makers of the controversial film 'Padmavat' of dire consequences if it was released on January 25.

    Karni Sena Again Warns Against Release Of 'Padmavat'